Cabinet of Curiosities Enamel Pin with Heart

Name: Cabinet of Curiosities Enamel Pin with Heart
Brand: katarinanavane
SKU: 673581872
Price: 15.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.9 (906 reviews)

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I've partnered with gs-jj to bring you these adorable soft enamel pins of my original line drawing of a seven specimen collection of natural curiosities featuring wet specimens, a chameleon skeleton, hyrax skull, and more!
These make a perfect pair with my other "Curio Collection with Bird" design!

The pins measure 2 inches across, and are super detailed, with shiny brass lines and a double pin backing.

Order today to get by May 1-8
Returns & exchanges accepted within 30 days
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Ships from Columbus, OH

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I try to acquire the animal parts I use (bones, etc.) as respectfully and ethically as possible. No animals were killed for the use of their bones/etc in my art. Some were found dead, some killed for food, some naturally deceased, killed as pests, etc. I'm operating under a "better to use it than throw it away" theory, which I hope you all understand.
Similarly, all the old books, clocks, etc. that I use are damaged to the point of non-functional. I don't destroy anything valuable or useful, and try to only make things that improve the starting materials.
Almost all the sea shells I use are ones I personally found on the beach, although some were traded for, or purchased second hand.